Slow Stitching - With Silk Ribbons, Sequins, Beads

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 SLOW STITCHING 

USING SILK RIBBONS AS THE BASE

The sheen and the colours in the Ribbon adds to the Boho Style





A Continuing Project for Myself with Images from

the Boho Bliss Fabric Panel. The plan is to add the finished piece

into a Fabric Book which will include other pages of Embroidery Styles. 

I have items tucked away from my earlier days of Embroidery, 

back to my first attempts as a child, all in one safe place, maybe a 

keepsake for my Granddaughter. 


At this time the Fabric Panel is not available as a Single Purchase.


https://caroldaisycrafts.etsy.com/listing/1590365565


Slow Stitching Project Limited Stocks


https://caroldaisycrafts.etsy.com/listing/1765392714



Boho Bliss Journal Inspiration Pack 



Apologies to all for not being on this Blog for quite sometime.

Feel so disillusioned with world affairs like so many others. 

The Australia Post Still unable to Ship to USA.


I am still Designing putting new Packs together of late.

NEW Slow Stitching Kits in STORE NOW

with More to Come. 



Carol Daisy




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